Hello! I'm looking for some lab with means for the elemental analysis C, O, N and H contaminants in pure titanium, in European space. I will thank you for any help! HJorge (Portugal)
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Elemental analysis of Titanium
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Please search for Mustafa Koçak
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Michael Dahms
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Try either Bodycote
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or Stork Materials Technology
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both of which have labs in Europe and elsewhere.
Pittsburgh Pete
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ESCA or xps might be the simplest depending on what concentration you have. You might be limited to about 1 to 2 atomic percent for those elements using the above. I would do Atomic Absorption spectroscopy.
If you need any help Im a chemist and have done quite a few analyses
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I'm not familiar with the analysis methods for Ti, but somewhere they are using Leco combustion. C, O, N and H are typically at 80-2000 ppm. Are you used to analyse such concentration of these elements by ESCA and XPS?
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GKSS uses Leco for Ti.
Michael Dahms